Mumbai, Maharashtra | Approved By : Govt of Maharashtra | Estd:
Having moved the Marine School to Nhava in 1912, nautical training was presented in 1915. On December fourth 1918, a request was submitted to the Governor of Bombay by around 650 seafarers of the nation for building up a marine preparing foundation for Indians. Anyway as no choice was taken due mostly to the opposition of British delivery interests, the issue was retired. From that point a goals was proceeded onward January twelfth, 1922 by Sir P. S. Srivarswami Aiyar in the Legislative Assembly "to explore available resources of advancing the arrangement of an Indian Mercantile Marine and support of ship working." In April 1923, the Indian Mercantile Marine Committee visited Nhava and initiated exchanges with Sir Mohamed Yusuf to change over the Marine School at Nhava into an undeniable preparing foundation under Government protection. Sir Yusuf declined to hand over the School to the British Government and dealings separated. The Petitioners from that point moved toward Sir Yusuf straightforwardly to change over his school into a Marine preparing foundation, which he promptly consented to do. In 1925, the School was renamed as the Marine College, and subsidiary to Bombay University. Classes were led up to the Matriculation Level to fit the bill for the Home Trade Certificate of Competency. With 375 understudies on the register, the Marine College turned into the main preparing foundation to prepare Indians both as Ratings and Officers for the Mercantile Marine. After the destruction of Sir Yusuf, the youngster marine preparing Institution were named as Nautical Training Institute.
From that point forward the Institutions have experienced numerous hardships. Fatima Banu Hospital and sanatorium, Marine Museum and a Library were before long included. The suspension of preparing during the Second World War, or in the post Independence period, the Government set up its own pre ocean preparing foundation, and again in 1981, when the Expert Committee under Admiral Nanda prescribed suspension of all pre ocean preparing.
"In 1972 the Nautical Training Institution was initiated as "Preparing Ship Rahaman" by Late administrator (Emeritus) in the Memory of his dad By then the shore foundation, at Nhava involved Fatima Banu Hospital, Marine Museum and a little Library."